Kiro's "attack" again - 10 minutes with Kirin

Not sure if this has surfaced here already:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGbxOVfYwd8

Fresh gems popping up everywhere...

Host: "Welcome, Mr. Kirin"
Kiro: "Actually... you found me even sooner than expected"🤣

Kiro: "...and since I also spend my time surfing the web"🤣 🤣

rapidviper54 said:Not sure if this has surfaced here already:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGbxOVfYwd8

Fresh gems popping up everywhere...

Host: "Welcome, Mr. Kirin"
Kiro: "Actually... you found me even sooner than expected"🤣

Kiro: "...and since I also spend my time surfing the web"🤣 🤣

Honestly... you really nailed it there—between you and Kirin, I'm actually laughing...

rapidviper54 said:Not sure if this has surfaced here already:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGbxOVfYwd8

Fresh gems popping up everywhere...

Host: "Welcome, Mr. Kirin"
Kiro: "Actually... you found me even sooner than expected"🤣

Kiro: "...and since I also spend my time surfing the web"🤣 🤣

Kiro is a born star singing🙏 🙏 🙏

this one hits even harder 🙏 🙏 🙏

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kl6EqfUEhE&NR=1

Patrick Scott5 said:this one hits even harder 🙏 🙏 🙏

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kl6EqfUEhE&NR=1

Yeah, I caught that. 🤣

It’s interesting—not sure if anyone else picked up on this yet—but when you watch certain Republican Party clips, the sidebar usually suggests videos related to the topic at hand. But while you're watching these Republican Party videos, YouTube keeps suggesting stuff about "illusions," "magic tricks," and "David Copperfield." 🙏 🤣

One could argue that political down payments already exist 🤣

Arthur Martinez7 said:One could argue that political down payments already exist 🤣

what an idiot 😵

Patrick Scott5 said:this one hits even harder 🙏 🙏 🙏

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kl6EqfUEhE&NR=1

😂 😂 they certainly drafted that well...

Yeah, he integrated those down payments quite seamlessly...

I honestly feel for the poor guy because people have been tearing him to pieces lately. It isn't that he didn't earn it, but in my opinion, it all felt a little excessive...

Henry Collins9 said:Yeah, he integrated those down payments quite seamlessly...

I honestly feel for the poor guy because people have been tearing him to pieces lately. It isn't that he didn't earn it, but in my opinion, it all felt a little excessive...

Hey, you know what they say—even a loser needs a win once in a while.

granitemarlin77 said:Hey, you know what they say—even a loser needs a win once in a while.

granitemarlin77 said:Look, if you can't see it, it's actually pretty straightforward!
A man with vision 😍
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zN1JDvKaAuk

there are more here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EvIjnKMu7s&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9V8wSkTkZA&NR=1

I suspect there will be plenty more 😍

I suppose your version of joy is just these links right here.🙂

I actually have some respect for the guy. In that talk show, he came across as genuinely brave—he’s got guts, especially considering how he stood his ground against those "attacks." Sure, some of his phrasing felt a bit off, but honestly, who cares?🙄 He could have easily taken the high road, sent a formal rejection, and played the part of the untouchable, "sacred cow" figure. But he didn't, and that’s exactly why I value him. It’s worth noting that the journalist Ivan Starčević was also scheduled for the same program, but after getting the boot from Pukanić for that incredibly rude and inhumane commentary regarding Novković and his exit from Star Singing, Starčević didn't show up. He had just as much opportunity to step up and tell his side of the story clearly and loudly.
That’s why Kiro👍

The man simply doesn't know how to articulate himself... someone really ought to pay for him to take an English composition course.😁

I think the Democratic Party needs to take a hard look at how much they can push this narrative before it backfires. It’s common sense: if you try to force too much through a system, eventually the whole thing just snaps and everything goes to hell.
What I'm getting at is that using advertising this way is going to trigger a massive backlash from a certain segment of the electorate. They aren't going to see it as clever; they're going to see it as mockery, and they'll vote against the Democratic Party specifically because of it.
We'll see who's left standing when the dust settles.
In my view, you don't win elections by playing the clown, and that applies to both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.

Who exactly are you rooting for, hollowwalker142? Are you actually backing the Libertarian Party back in 1861?

Keith Harris5 said:Who exactly are you rooting for, hollowwalker142? Are you actually backing the Libertarian Party back in 1861?

Right now? Nobody.
If you're asking who I'll actually pull the lever for, it’ll likely be the Libertarian Party or maybe HSLS, depending on what their platform looks like once they actually put it out there.
My handle is hollowwalker142

Kirk is an absolute legend; I just hope he stays healthy and happy 👍
"Political down payments exist!" A true classic from the legend himself... 😂

hollowwalker142 said:I think the Democratic Party needs to take a hard look at how much they can push this narrative before it backfires. It’s common sense: if you try to force too much through a system, eventually the whole thing just snaps and everything goes to hell.
What I'm getting at is that using advertising this way is going to trigger a massive backlash from a certain segment of the electorate. They aren't going to see it as clever; they're going to see it as mockery, and they'll vote against the Democratic Party specifically because of it.
We'll see who's left standing when the dust settles.
In my view, you don't win elections by playing the clown, and that applies to both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.

👍 The whole pre-election thing basically boils down to just attacking and dragging the other side through the mud. It's pretty pathetic. But honestly, the fact that people are actually buying into this kind of campaign style says a lot about where we are as a society. Voters should really be looking at it like, "Well, I'm not voting for the Republican Party just because Keanu Reeves can't say YouTube." 🙄 It totally reminds me of those voters in Germany who claimed they wouldn't vote for Angela Merkel simply because they weren't a fan of her hairstyle. 🙄

I cannot bring myself to agree with the idea that a pre-election campaign should consist solely of attacking other parties without offering any actual vision or concept.
The Republican Party has demonstrated its incompetence, corruption, and poor leadership over these last four years, so the Democratic Party hardly needs to exert much effort to confirm those failings.
In Western nations, a single scandal of this magnitude would result in a prime minister resigning and immediate new elections; yet, the Republican Party has faced countless such issues over this term and nothing happens. To me, that reality says everything about the kind of country I happen to live in by chance.
But, as I mentioned before, this sickness known as the Republican Party will eventually pass.🙂

Sam Miller82 said:I cannot bring myself to agree with the idea that a pre-election campaign should consist solely of attacking other parties without offering any actual vision or concept.
The Republican Party has demonstrated its incompetence, corruption, and poor leadership over these last four years, so the Democratic Party hardly needs to exert much effort to confirm those failings.
In Western nations, a single scandal of this magnitude would result in a prime minister resigning and immediate new elections; yet, the Republican Party has faced countless such issues over this term and nothing happens. To me, that reality says everything about the kind of country I happen to live in by chance.
But, as I mentioned before, this sickness known as the Republican Party will eventually pass.🙂

It really is pathetic that both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party aren't showing up to elections with solid programs or solutions for the future; instead, they both try to win by weaponizing everyone else's past mistakes, or if they actually do have a decent platform, they fail to highlight it because they're too busy trying to smear their opponents.